Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-29
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and VeBu1a 9eEe members q - raxaV.
Ihe young phssiel4n i plc1uRs6 e BE-
lnR q aaLl4af, peEGislenf admirer 81
teroEa. lis aztensfons baeame tie
Enoisct 81 ple1ean1 aozsic fer theif cezn-
panlunA wh1la aAeg are aid % have
oean BomewhaA 81 an aunoyan0e 10 fhs
yo1nR woman. This was due parnty 6
the pahiictiy Of his aaurtntip ana be-
cau1s sha could nst Eeeiprcc1to his nEEeo-
tton- 0ns day Sc anRn8g1ed thai they
take . 4lzoH e. 3 means Of QHtfina away
from u1eEe otAefz BouId heax snd -
his uofds end actions 60 lover. II
apDeaFs fhat h stsoll turned ouf . bsH
, Iona tramp. for lafe d she afteEnaua
l1a3 fou12 thas they were ioGt, VITA Nc
hopo Of Re1finE baak % namp th&t night.
They bad TO nlAy on hillside ell night
Tbs weatheT was cold. but be huiif d
afe and wrapped her IN hia overooa1. She
refused tbs latter, kenanse be vas auf-
feFtnR fKona eonNnmpfiun. On his IN
siatinG, she 6naEIy took n. Tia eoapIe
retained 70 camp early the nsxt mosn-
fnR. Unpieas8ut comments we're h
dulRed 10 by the ladies Of the parsg
about Verona, and she uas made 3 feel
thai 20 good excuse could Be Riean
ao0ut WY e1e waB away from the camp
thai NIGHT. 1hs party lost bat lltais
tune after thia event In returning 10
O01llervflle. and the story uf VeKunnsa
night In the woods was soon the ehaine
m0rssl Of gossip n the town.
Dr.. Adams 90 EeaehinQ home became
very sick, and Il is state1 fhaa q friend
Of his, Who vas alan hts partner, sue-
eested 10 her that as she was partly 10
blame for bis sickness aha should 60
and nuFae him He is said 70 have
LATER urged her to marry DE-. Adams.
Bat 10 her objections that she could /
net love him. tke friend il represented /
as Eet0rtlnR khal Bush a plan vas the /
only way By which ehe could bold up 1
her head without shame. He further |
ARGUED THAI. as the doctor wauid die Ia /
9 few days, 90 marry him would Be q /
common sense wag OF forever puttinR /
at rest the bad story 10 which her name 1
vas being linked. Verona married The /
and became his nurse. He
gradually recovered his health, and /
when out Of danger she left. Thsy have
nsver lived aoeatheT since. He is said
10 have written several letteEa % her
bat they were neFaR answered. de IL
further said 10 have never done any
thing for her support.
IL is nov tnEin1aied that Job was
put up b. some oas 10 have Verona lost
Ii thu mountains. She Il said to be-
lieVe 50 strongly thai her marriage vas
he result Of 3 seheae that she hes en-
pioyed q detective - probe the matter
10 the bottom. Il is even hiDted that
d.. Adams vas never really anxious 10
marry her, and the wind Up OF the
story credits the detective with saying
hat ahe marriage Fomanee 10 true; that
Dr.. Adams formerly lived ia tbs south
.rn section Of The state, and that his
with 3. j. Baldwin have been II
lhese Of the best Of friends.